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Gig review: Book of Churches at Nottingham Contemporary

Felix Mackenzie-Barrow's new project Book of Churches has won hearts and minds across the nation, but he'll always find an appreciative home audience here in Nottingham. His recent performance at the Contemporary proved to be a magical experience...

Book of Churches

Seascapes and cemeteries: Spring 2026 at the Nottingham Contemporary

Two intriguing new exhibitions titled Lines That World A River and Cemetery of Martyrs have found a home at the Nottingham Contemporary, exploring culture and history in Pakistan and the Middle East.

Shahana Rajani: Lines That World a River لکیروں سے دریا تھامنا

Wednesday Walkthrough: Bint Mbareh

Bsl Exhibition Tour: Jason Tennant

Queer East: a Sword, a Spectre, a Song

Online Slow Reading Group: We Are ‘nature’ Defending Itself

Wednesday Walkthrough With Ntu Ba Fine Art Students

Craft Fair Contemporary 2025 Event

Craft Fair Contemporary: Launch Evening

1525: Painting Stories

Listening Session With Rahel Stephanie

Prostate Not Prostrate: When Silence Becomes the Real Thief

Reworking the Institution In Troubled Times

Rarescale: Exploring Interactions

Wednesday Walkthrough: Victor Kattan

The 2025 Film London Jarman Award Touring Programme

October Half Term Family Activities: Send Session

Curator’s Walkthrough

October Half Term Family Activities: Dream Days

Rarescale: Sounds Strangely Good, Ya?

Print Fair Contemporary 2025

Wednesday Walkthrough With Annie Jael Kwan

Director Eoin McKenzie on masculinity, role models and The Show for Young Men

Glasgow-based theatre producer and director Eoin McKenzie’s The Show for Young Men – a GuestHouse Projects production – which comes to Nottdance in November as part of a national tour, uses dance to explore the friendship between a man and a boy. We chatted to McKenzie, who delves into the creative processes behind The Show for Young Men and shares his thoughts on masculinity and community among men...